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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1946
Page
5
Del Mar race management and Los Angeles attorney discuss an isolation plan to prevent chaotic incidents at the course. The plan focuses on crowd control and safety measures to protect attendees and horses during events at the famed track.
Five men were arrested after a Friday night altercation at Wonder Bar on Mohawk Street in Cohoes. Judge Frank Ta Brandt fined three men and jailed two for three months and $100 fines. Suspects include Thomas Jt. Fovinny Floyd Shompaow and Weal Slyeety, along with Chandler and Guynup. Police chased the group through the area following the brawl, which involved beating a bartender and damaging property.
In a dramatic turn, a middle aged New Englander admitted to packing his children into a car and fleeing toward New York counties. Police traced the man to a Wanting House hotel after he reported a planned reunion with his wife while denying a Denver escape. A Connecticut warrant was filed for endangering a minor as officials pursue charges tied to the alleged risky actions.
A Wynantskill Ambulances Association seeks funding and land to build a 1 story, 125 by 15 foot garage and meeting hall on donated Snyder Lake plot. Volunteers and local officials coordinate, with $2100 raised so far. plans include a minor accident unit and weekly dances to boost support.
Five people were injured Saturday night on the Whitehib Dresean highway when a northbound vehicle struck a southbound auto. Injuries listed include facial and head trauma, broken bones, and dental damage. all occupants except a DeLorme girl were thrown clear.
Three people were injured in weekend auto accidents in Troy. Warren Wilcox, 9, of Shelton Avenue, Syeaway, remained at Samaritan Hospital with possible leg fracture and facial lacerations after being struck on Hoosick Street. Ellsworth Mace, 40, of Sixth Avenue, drove a car north on Fifth Avenue when the boy and others darted into traffic. Joseph Duncan, 38, of Tray, was treated at Leonard Hospital for minor abrasions after his car crashed into an underpass abutment on Northern Drive, with Amelia Sheffer, 28, also treated for minor injuries and discharged. The second operator’s name was not obtained.
De Molay alumni gathered for a Troy Chapter reunion on a Saturday picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Donttiel Big Benzvalt pond. Activities included water sports a heat race won by Roberts White and a girls fifty yard dash won by Mrs Jane Keeler. A buffet supper followed with games and prizes for prim winners. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Touttiel Crapseyvilles Mr and Mrs Robert Waite Coles Mr and Mrs Burton Montgomery Mr and Mrs Joseph Bowman Mr and Mrs Richard Keeler Kenneth Waight Mr and Mrs Jack Reynolda and Mrs Herbert Blake.
West Sand Lake Airs and Willard Green 15 visiting. Miss Virginia Kinnan visits her brother Robert A. Kinnan in Bristol. Mrs. Richard Craig of Yonttors spent last week with sister Mrs. Arthim Shaver. Mrs. Alfred Platt entertaining. Mrs. Grave Itudmany of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Praston of Randolph, Vt., visit Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buck. William Cobb and Sons, Richard and Douglas left Wednesday on a trip with aim to climb Mt. Marey.
The retiring Justice McReynolds reflected on his long service as the Roosevelt administration rose. He criticized the New Deal, denounced some justices as out of touch, and spoke of his desire for a successor named by a non Roosevelt president. He left the bench to enjoy reading, travel, and time with friends until his 70th birthday.
Round Lake Mrs Clara W Squires and Miss Florence B Warner returned from two weeks motor trip. Miss June Morey spends ten days with Mr and Mrs Edward Bays Rockville Center. Mr and Mrs Earl Matthewson son returned from visiting his mother in Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Lyman Miller of Chicago called on friends here Thursday. Mrs and Miss Miller longtime residents here.
A string of jewel thefts at the Hotel Sagamace in New York reports losses totaling over $7,000. Items listed include a wake bracelet, pearl necklace, gold piv, antique jade, and a blue stone set in platinum. The burglaries occurred last Tuesday and involved stored valuables in the couple Louis Pindall and wife of Bash Nineteenth Street.
A puzzling tale describes a collection valued at $2000 and various named figures in a cryptic scene. Authorities note unclear actions and possible danger surrounding a wallet and missing items amid a tense coastal setting.
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